Subscribe

Hathaway names citizenship award winners

Students are highlighted for being safe, responsible and respectful

timestamp icon
category icon Schools

Hathaway Elementary School has named its citizenship award winners for the first trimester. To qualify, students at each grade level are honored for being safe, responsible and respectful.

In addition, students receiving this award were never tardy, always turned their homework in on time and did not receive a “refocus” or a referral during the first trimester.

The students are:

Kindergarten: Connor DeWitt, Jaedyn Burrese, Katerra Housley, Katie Califf, Jamie Maas, Kaden Blanchard, Kiersten Lees, Lucas Bingaman, Sara Parthemer, Christopher (Topher) Anderson, William Robertson, Sophia Wright and Jacob Wilcox.

First-grade: Ella Morris, Mathew Marshall, Emily Spencer, Natalia DelCarlo, Hailey Kinder, Karin Lyashevskaya, Mia Jay, Megan Abatie, Logan Doern, Jessica Nute, Pallatin Jones-Langley, Kailey Rhyner, Emma Beaudoin, Erika Valenzuela, Spencer Porche, Blake Mattern, Tristine Lowe, Erin Kutchera, Kael Krabbenhoft, Sterling Kesler, Kadence Gifford, Valerie David, Brooklyn Curtis, Caroline Collins and Makena Bjorklund.

Second-grade: Blake Scott, Madeline Wolcott, Paige Maas, Malia Cain, Joceyln Bowman, Sam Richardson, Kaleb Tangen, Mariah Brill, Jacob Gregersen, Garrett Luoma, Kaela Northcut, Accalia Spencer, Nicole Manecke, Brooklyn Kinder, Piper Meek, Lauren Humphreys, Matthew Evan II, Ethan Cherry, Allison Swenson, Carson Morris, Isabelle Bisila and Joseph Berry.

Third-grade: Bailey Meek, Gunnar Bjorklund, Franky Kolin, Grace Bugajski, Jonathan Darling, Jose Munoz-Barraza, Lilly Finucane, Miles O’Bryant, Jaden Carstens, Taylor Greenburg, Anthony Humphreys, Kendall Doern, Elizabeth (Libby) Moreland and Karrynn Anzorena-MacArthur.

Fourth-grade: Madison Meyer, Jonathan Bean, Ethan Holbrook-Furnes, Michaela Hurley, Parker Swenson, Jordyn Johnson, Kolton Andrews, Hannah Tangen, Kody Quinn, Elaina Tauialo, Chyanne Bean, Max Darrow, Kyle Hendrickson, Rylan Johnson, Adrien Joiner, Rachel Lyall, Brandon MacArthur, Nate Nuss, Hope Peterson, Jaeger Purdom, Erika Crandell, Kenny Wright and Scott Lees.

Fifth-grade: Jessica Collins, Sophia Parrish, Keyonna Doner, Maguire Meek, Dalton Stone, Layla Syfrett and Sean Finucane.

Related Stories

The Camas Lions Club awards Emily Shin (second from left) with a $2,000 scholarship, June 6, 2024, at Natalia’s Cafe in downtown Camas. Pictured from left to right: Casey O’Dell, Shin, Peggy Liggit and Sherry Keene. The Camas Lions also awarded a $2,000 scholarship to recent Camas high school graduate Maria Navarro (not pictured). (Contributed photo courtesy of the Camas Lions Club) Camas Lions Club awards scholarships
July 18, 2024 Columbia River Gorge Elementary School students Cameron Fox (left) and Evelyn Rielly high-five in an undated photo. (Contributed photo courtesy of the Washougal School District) State reconizes 3 Washougal schools for closing opportunity gaps, academic growth
July 18, 2024 Washougal High School and its aging roof are seen in a 2024 aerial photo. The Washougal School District is preparing to replace the roof, which, according to the district, is deteriorating and causing leaks and water damage inside the school. (Contributed photos courtesy of Brendan Hargrave) Washougal High’s aging, leaky roof to be replaced
July 5, 2024